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The Evening news
A view of the television news industry, a world rife with ethical dilemas and mortal danger, featuring "CBA News" and its stars.
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- "A view of the television news industry, a world rife with ethical dilemas and mortal danger, featuring "CBA News" and its stars."@en
- "A Columbian cartel kidnaps the wife, son and father of news anchorman Crewford Sloane. The ransom requires the broadcasting of propaganda tapes that promote the kidnappers' revolutionary cause. Frustrated by the slowness of the FBI, the network forms an investigative task force headed by Sloane's rival, Harry Partridge."
- "Frustrated by the slowness of the FBI, a television network forms their own investigative task form when a Columbian cartel kidnaps the wife, son and father of their news anchorman. Strong language."@en
- "Crawford Sloane, anchorman of CBA News, and Harry Partridge, Sloane's colleague and competitor, must fight together to save the woman they both love."
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- "Fiction"
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